Sentence examples for precise partition from inspiring English sources

If a network has a community structure, then it is possible to find a precise partition with maximal modularity.

In our model calculations, we need precise partition coefficients and quantitative melting phase relations; i.e., quantitative values for the proportions of solid phases that change as partial melting progresses.

Clearly, this definition, which is the most common and prominent textbook definition, is too narrow to be applied to the range of segments that geneticists commonly call genes and too ambiguous to provide a single, precise partition of DNA into separate genes.

While precise partition coefficients have been determined experimentally up to 20 GPa (Nielsen et al. 1992; Salters and Longhi 1999; Frei et al. 2009; Suzuki et al. 2012), data for the quantitative melting phase relations are presently only available at 1, 3, and 7 GPa (Baker and Stolper 1994; Walter 1998), and thus, we have limited our model calculations to these pressures.

"Intractable" means that, whatever the precise partitioning of causation may be (we seldom know), policy interventions can only tweak the difference at the margins.

In differentiated cells part of the barrier to transformation is precise partitioning of the genome into active and repressed domains; epigenetic reorganization of these domains is a feature of both cellular and cancer reprogramming.

The precise partitioning of carbon flux between the TCA cycle and the glyoxylate shunt can be achieved by regulating the activity of IDH through changes in its phosphorylation state.

The first is to constrain the melt fraction and pressure temperature conditions required to form the EER from Sm Nd systematics, experimentally determined phase relations of peridotite melting, and precise mineral melt partition coefficient data.

It then follows that for any quantity X (of that system) at any time t, there will be at any other time t′, in particular any later time t′, a quantity X′ (to be precise: a partition of state-space) such that the value of X′ at t′ uniquely determines the value of X at t. Conditional upon the value of X′ at t′, the value of X at t will be independent of any value of any quantity at any time.

A precise quantitative partition of splenic iron fluxes into a RES-and an erythron-fraction would require separation of the cells.

Either skewed mitotic spindle or altered cell morphology could result in difficulties in the precise equal partitions of cell fate determinants.